DGPR has Established Party Structures in Some Districts and Provinces and Finalised Leadership Trainings.
The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda is pleased to inform members of the media and the general public that it has established some party structures in four districts and Women Greens committees in four provinces. It has also concluded party leadership training for both women leaders and party members.
The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda has raised its Party flag, today, 14th April 2014, at the National Consultative Forum of Political Organisations in Rwanda.
DGPR was officially accepted as the eleventh member into the National Political Parties Forum on 3rd April 2014. The Party was established on 14th August 2009 and officially registered on 9th August 2013.
Mu gihe u Rwanda rwibuka ku ncuro ya makumyabiri genocide yakorewe abatutsi, Ishyaka Riharanira Demokarasi no Kurengera Ibidukikije Mu Rwanda ryifatanije n’abarokotse Genocide yakorewe abatutsi mu 1994.
Ishyaka DGPR riboneyeho umwanya wo gusaba Leta yu Rwanda ko mugihe twibuka kuri iyi ncuro ya makumyabiri ko bikwiriye kugendana no gufasha abarokotse kuko bigaragara ko hakiriho ibibazo by’ abarokotse badafite aho baba, abadafite ibyo kurya ndetse abandi ntibafite uburyo bwo kwiga.
During this upcoming period of the 20th Commemoration of the 1994 genocide against Tutsis, the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda wishes to express its comfort with the survivors of that genocide.
DGPR would like to take on this opportunity to call upon the Rwandan Government to expedite plans to provide shelter, food and education to the survivors, since it’s evident that even after twenty years some survivors have nowhere to sleep, no means of survival in a normal life.
Kigali: The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda calls upon the Governor of the National Bank of Rwanda to consider the French language while printing all new bank notes.
It came to our notice that the National Bank of Rwanda printed new bills of 500 Frw only in Kinyarwanda and English languages yet before the old notes had the French language as well.
DGPR finds this act against the Rwandan Constitution, especially in Article 5, which states that the official languages of Rwanda are: Kinyarwanda, English and French.
DGPR Calls upon the Rwandan Minister of Foreign Affairs to Explain to the Rwandan Parliament the Diplomatic Stand-off between Rwanda and South Africa
The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda is deeply concerned with the escalating diplomatic stand-off between Rwanda and South Africa.
This comes after the reciprocal expulsion of diplomats from both missions and the non-issuance of visas to Rwandans by the South African Embassy in Kigali.
Inama ya biro politike y’Ishyaka Riharanira Demokarasi no Kurengera Ibidukikije Mu Rwanda, yateranye kuwa 7 Werurwe 2014, kuri Auberge Bel Angle, Kimironko, Kigali, yafashe umwanzuro kuri Gahunda ya Ndi Umunyarwanda no kuri Forum Nyunguranabitekerezo y’amashyaka ya politike yemewe Mu Rwanda.
Ishyaka DGPR rishyigikiye ko abanyarwanda bose muri rusange bashyira hirya ibibatandukanya bagashyigikira gahunda yo kuba abanyarwanda mbere y'ibindi byose (Nd’Umunyarwanda).
The Political Bureau of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda during its meeting on 7th March 2014 at Auberge Bel Angle, Kimironko, Kigali, among other things finalised discussions on the ‘Ndi Umunyarwanda’ program and the National Consultative Political Parties Forum.
The Party supports the objective of ensuring and encouraging all the different people’s groups in Rwanda to put aside their differences and promote the spirit of being Rwandans (Ndi Umunyarwanda). The party however, calls for the following changes:
Hon.Tabea Rößner a German Member of Parianment representing the Green Party visited the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, on 26th February 2014. She was accopmainied by the country Director the Jumelage/Partnership Rhineland-Palatinate and another official.
The visit aimed at streangthing ties with the German Greens and several partnership proposals, including exchange programs and training opportunties were discused.
Follow up visits shall be conducted in a near by future.
